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In this monologue, the speaker reacts to a viral meme that highlighted the disparity between the $57 manufacturing cost of a Dior handbag and its $3,000 retail price. He argues that the outrage is misplaced because the price includes substantial non‑production expenses such as high‑profile models, massive billboard advertising, and other marketing costs. The speaker dismisses critics as uninformed, insisting that making a profit and enriching the brand’s owners is legitimate and not a scam.

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